December 2007

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• Inspiration

  A Little TV that Rest in Your Hand?

  12.17.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  Why has hardware always been so hard? How can textiles add a new wrinkle to electronics? This were the questions Sony designers considered taking TV sets as an example and this led to the development of “Little TV that Rest in Your Hand.” A very interesting project that tells you everything about the concept, […]

• Inspiration

  A Chocolate Harddisk?

  12.13.07 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Break me off a piece of that! At Streative we love chocolate. This portable hard drive designed by Sang-Hoon Lee looks like a chocolate bar but thats where the similarities end. Each piece is made of a modular flash drive. The central hub is a touchscreen to help you view and organize your collective […]

• Media

  Elemente

  12.11.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  Canadian magazine Elemente is a magazine about Architecture, Design, Lifestyle & International and was recently nominated as Best New Magazine in Canada. As you can see above on the picture the cover of the latest issue was fully ‘covered’  with images of the Cocoon! On the website you will find a deep dive into the story with Syntes.

• Inspiration

  Funky Forest

  12.10.07 | Permalink | Comment?

   Here at Streative we love the digital interactive ecosystem Funky Forest created by Emily Gobeille and Theodore Watson. It’s created for the Cinekid Festival in Amsterdam and the installation simulates an experiance where visitors manage the resources to influence the environment around them. We love to go green! Make sure you’ve seen this movie.

• Inspiration

  Wauw!

  12.05.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  Wauw! Studio is new and function as your personal broadcast centre, an add-on for your PC. The Wauw! software installation is straight-forward. Before downloading it will ask you to make sure that your phone is media ready and that the media streaming settings are enabled. It links your PC to your mobile phone. And this […]

• News

  Build your own Mobile Phone

  12.03.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  For a while now, web developers have been mixing and matching web services such as Google Earth and Yahoo Weather to create mash-ups that perform useful new functions. Likewise, programmers have grown adept at tweaking the code used by open-source software programs. The result in both instances has been unique applications the developers of the […]